Zion Congregational Church
“Within a week of having this new website up and running, we had a family attend who had just moved from California. If they had seen our old site, I am highly suspicious that they would not have come that Sunday. The new site gave us an opportunity to build relationships and to live the love of...” — Adam J. Magill
Resurrection Lutheran Church
“Our website is designed to give people general information about our Lutheran church. It also informs them of current and upcoming events. Our site gives general information about our early childhood preschool program and church youth programs.” — Jenifer Belleau
The African Experimenter
“I have used other website providers for several years but some are quite a struggle. I have not been using Sandvox for long and I haven’t yet read all the manual, so I haven’t come across all the possibilities, but what I particulary like already is that if I put in something new, or make...” — Keith Warren
Introduction to the Grupo Faísca
“Articles, videos, and a magazine to help young people in Mozambique understand science and technology.” — Keith Warren
St. John's Lutheran Church
“One of the best things we did is integrate Google calendar right into our home page in the side bar. That way no matter what page you are on, the calendar is always right there.” — Shane Anderson
Kerman Youth Football
“Kerman Youth Football's color's are red and black. I had to stay true to their color scheme. "SmoothDark" best afforded me this option.” — Jimmy Marchini
Team Adventure
“I got a call from a school in Boston who just found my website while searching the web. They came all the way to Central New York for a challenge course program with 50 of their students.” — Thomas Gardner
Central Union Church
“We use many types of pages and pagelets. We have done only minor code modification as most things work well as is. Our website is always changing/updating, so we will probably discover even more things we can do with Sandvox. We have an online interactive calendar, links to several outside...” — Kerry Krenzke
